Sentence examples for exerting quality from inspiring English sources

Some nascent endogenous pre-mRNA transcripts are also stabilised by Xrn2 depletion following use of the splicing inhibitor, Spliceostatin A. These data indicate that co-transcriptional degradation of RNA is an important means of exerting quality control on transcription.

As a church elder, Ruben has tried to exert quality control over what is shown.

In other words, the RelBE TAS seems to exert quality control of protein synthesis.

They're far too rich to need the paychecks, and they're tarnishing their own brands by not exerting better quality control over shows that are perceived, or at least marketed, as partly "theirs".

But the chief executive, Thomas Brautigam, said the company exerted rigorous quality control over its three factories in Guangdong Province.

The fact that Apple will host the ads also suggests that the Cupertino-based powerhouse will exert some quality control over them, just as it does for apps.

It is not surprising, therefore, that cells have evolved elaborate mechanisms to exert exquisite quality control over protein folding.

Unfortunately, clinical trial registries do not yet exert any quality control over registered protocols; this is supposed to be done by funding agencies and ethics committees.

Likewise, the log odds of private facilities exerting greater efforts towards quality care was 4.1 times greater than public facilities (p < 0.05, CI = 1.5 – 1.51.5

Patch quality exerted a significant influence on regional persistence, with the removal of low quality road margin patches (sinks) reducing the risk of regional extinction.

The possibility to "exit" low quality health systems gives the middle class little incentive to exert pressure for quality improvement [ 59].